Wrap-Up Issue of 2025-2026

By August Walrod ‘26

Beyond taking classes, there are an abundance of extra-educational opportunities available to Catlin Gabel School (CGS) students such as college classes, local internships, research positions, or abroad programs.

By Meret Pajkic ‘26

Humans have been expressing themselves creatively for millennia.

By Priya Klein ‘26

CG Players’ new production of the Hadestown musical debuted on Friday, February 27th at Cabell Theater, offering audiences a visual treat and a new take on the elaborate epic.

By Andy Han ‘26

In 2005, behind a hidden staircase in the Santissima Annunziata convent of Florence, Italy, researchers of the Military Geographical Institute reportedly uncovered what may have been Leonardo da Vinci’s secret workshop.

By Prisha Garg ‘26

Every second Sunday of February is allotted to a very special event.

By Hadley Cress ‘27

Catlin Gabel School (CGS) is a very academically rigorous institution.

By Krish Caulfield ‘26

It’s a clear March afternoon, the sun glints through the slowly-swaying palisade of Douglas firs enclosing the CGS campus, illuminating the dashing stature of a golden retriever leaping to fetch a frisbee flung over the quad.

By Ariana Bajaj ‘26

Each March, classrooms, museums, and social media feeds fill with stories of trailblazing women.

By Nico Igarashi ‘26

2025 saw a wide array of new memories and articles added to the CatlinSpeak website.

By Ariana Bajaj ‘26

Backed by ancient traditions from around the world, the zodiac and sky remain a source of meaning, even now.

By August Walrod ‘26

With Spotify Wrapped 2025 having been released last December, many Catlin Gabel School (CGS) community members, including myself, excitedly opened an annual review of their most listened-to artists and songs.

By Eliana Yoken ‘26

From climate change to escalating geopolitical conflicts, and health scares to doom scrolling, bad news in 2025 felt nonstop and exhausting.